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 1 1 | nobility, and the~clergy. All lines are clearly marked; there
 2 1 |      escutcheon, the vertical lines~of which, used in carving
 3 2 |    brow, the solemnity of the~lines, the rigidity of the nose,
 4 6 |      tall figures and swaying lines of Italy and Spain, they
 5 6 |     of the soul is absent the lines of the face are sad.~ ~[*]
 6 8 |       be drawn along the same lines, there is nothing~more dangerous
 7 8 |       grace of~her color; her lines are severe; she is elegant,
 8 9 |      near the head, until its~lines were lost toward the shoulders
 9 11|       visible, and three deep lines~made a bracelet of wrinkles.~ ~"
10 18|     by those black and~yellow lines produced by rain upon the